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This classic passenger vehicle went through a frame-off restoration many years ago and still looks and runs great. The exterior is painted in a red and black combination. The interior of the car was redone in a brown leather which complements the off white gauges. Options include: AM Radio, Manual Convertible Top, Hub Caps, Leather Interior, and White Wall Tires. In 1948, the Willys Jeepster was born shortly after World War II. Like the remainder of its counterparts in the U. S. auto industry, Willys-Overland was eager to resume production of vehicles for the civilian market after the war ended. This is a great...

This 46 Jeep was meticulously torn apart down to a bare frame, then using new and refurbished parts built back to the condition you see today. 1945 was a great time for the states. We had won the war, people were getting back to regular jobs, and the economy was beginning to take off. The GI's had came back with stories from the war and they all had one thing in common, they all had a Jeep involved. So in 1945 the Willys Overland company still heavy in surplus parts began producing a civilian version for them. By the end of 46 they had sold an astounding 73000 CJ's and the legend was born. This CJ has the period correct 2. 2 liter inline 4 putting out a respectable 60 horses. However the amazing 105 LBFT of torque meant this little guy could pretty much crawl through anything. With a curb weight of right under a ton it was super light so if did get stuck two GI's could easily push it...

This tough and rugged little Jeepster is just the right vehicle for that open air, fun drive on or off the road. In a world flooded with CJs, TJs, and YJs, why not stand out a bit in the crowd? The exterior doors which are included but not seen in the photos are included but having them off really makes for some fun transportation. Powering this metallic orange beauty is a Chevy 350 Cubic Inch V8 that starts and runs very nicely and is plenty of power to move this versatile Machine through the toughest terrain.

After World War 2 Jeeps really started to slowly appear in consumers driveways and because of the high clearance of the body and strong and solid running gear they became the off-road vehicle of choice. The interior of this classic may be...

This Jeepster is powered by a 4 Cylinder mated to a manual transmission. The current owner inherited from a family member and is now ready for it to enjoy a new home. Painted in Red with a Black Convertible top and matching Black interior. The Jeepster is an automobile originally produced by Willys-Overland Motors from 1948 to 1950. It was developed to fill a gap in the company's product line, crossing over from their SUVs and trucks to the passenger automobile market.

Sporting a charming cream exterior, this Jeepster exudes a timeless appeal that captures the essence of a bygone era. The sleek lines and distinctive design elements make it a standout piece for any classic car enthusiast or collector. Under the hood, you'll find a 4-cylinder engine that pairs seamlessly with a 3 On the Tree manual transmission featuring overdrive. This combination not only offers a driving experience that is both engaging and authentic but also highlights the engineering prowess of its time. The manual transmission provides a hands-on connection to the vehicle, allowing you to fully appreciate the nuances of its performance. Inside, the Jeepster features a classic black vinyl interior that complements its exterior elegance. The interior design is self explanatory yet functional, providing a comfortable space for both driver and passengers. The manual convertible...